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As our world is seemingly in turmoil, Nature continues to amaze us with her splendors and remind us of the beauty She shares all around us. Sometimes I think we forget to look around and take in all that nature gives to us. In this photo essay , I would like to share with you some of the most beautiful and mysterious place our Mother nature has graced us with. Our first stop is to check out this phenomenon known as Volcanic Lighting or dirty Thunderstorms More with Video and Photos http://bit.ly/1LsiqiW 'via Blog this'

A very strange butterfly pattern showed up on radar over St. Louis Missouri, last week was built from actual butterflies, the National Weather Service said. Which since we saw so few butterflies this year, may be a good sign. In a rare coincidence, a giant swarm of migrating monarch butterflies resembled a butterfly on radar for a short time Friday afternoon.  Forecasters suspect hundreds of monarchs were flying between 5,000 feet and 6,000 feet (1,525 meters to 1,825 meters) above the ground, heading south to Mexico. Though small, their fluttering wings are good radar targets, the National Weather Service said on Facebook. No one saw the butterflies, but the radar signals suggest the “targets” were flapping, flat and biological, similar to a monarch. Hummingbirds are migrating now as well, but the zippy birds prefer to fly at treetop level, ruling out a Hitchcock-like scenario, according to the weather service. The double-butterfly is not the first time a radar...

(N.Morgan)  Natural Culture Discovery has put together some extraordinary photos of the world of science. The photos will bring you face to face with manta rays and moths, and even closer to microscopic flower buds and human tissue wreathed in nanoparticles, the top ten images represent the best in science photography this year. So let’s explore the remarkable world of science! Amazing Photos  http://bit.ly/1ChdkSF